You may have heard of an Energy Performance Certificate or EPC, yet you may not be aware of their significance, or history – and what is likely to become of them in future. In this blog post, we'll delve into the intricacies of EPCs, shedding light on their purpose, importance, and the implications they have for both property domestic and commercial owners and the environment. Let’s start with a little bit of history… Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) were part of th
Reviewed 18 October 2026. This article replaces our earlier policy summary. What are MEES? Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards apply to qualifying privately rented properties in England and Wales. Start by checking the latest EPC and whether the property falls within the regulations. What is required today? The current minimum is EPC E unless a valid exemption applies and is registered. Continuing domestic tenancies have been covered since April 2020 and non-domestic lettings
How much should you pay for an EPC? Discover NRG's domestic and commercial prices, discounts for multiple properties and what to check when comparing advertised costs.
